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MICHAEL SET TO GO AGAIN WITH MARTYRS

MICHAEL SET

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
By Jon Michael Couch Grimes

CONTENDERS: Merthyr Town just missed out on the Southern League Premier South play-off places
PICTURE: Ian Middlebrook

PAUL MICHAEL believes Merthyr Town can take the positives from the disappointment of missing out on the play-offs as he plots a fresh promotion push for the next campaign.
Michael’s Martyrs were the surprise package of Southern Premier South this last term, spending the entire campaign occupying a top-five place, only to agonisingly lose out on the final day.
But after another season of improvement, the former C...

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